Distinguished Covenant Seminary Faculty Member Retires After 30 Years
Join Covenant Seminary and the PCA for 50 Days of Prayer, May 1-June 19
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Grace Abounding: The Life, Books, and Influence of John Bunyan by Dr. David Calhoun
Alumni Devotional: "Certain Hope for Uncertain Hopelessness"
Alumni: Check Out Covenant Seminary's HotList of Ministry Opportunities
Distinguished Covenant Seminary Faculty Member Retires After 30 Years
As the current academic year draws to a close, Covenant Seminary celebrates the faithfulness of Dr. David B. Calhoun, professor of church history, who is retiring after 30 years of service. To the great joy of the Seminary, this father in the faith will maintain an office on campus and teach a course each semester. We pray that the Lord will continue to bless many through the ongoing ministry and gracious heart of Dr. Calhoun.
Dr. Calhoun in the latest Covenant magazine
Join Covenant Seminary and the PCA for 50 Days of Prayer, May 1–June 19
Mission to North America (MNA) and Christian Education and Publications (CE&P) join once more in calling the PCA to 50 days of prayer beginning May 1 (the National Day of Prayer) and ending June 19, following the 36th General Assembly. A devotional guide entitled Men, Message, and Ministry: A Charge to the Rising Generation, written by Mike Ross, pastor of Christ Covenant Presbyterian Church in Matthews, North Carolina, is available to help walk individuals, families, or church prayer groups through the 50 Days of Prayer.
Grace Abounding: The Life, Books, and Influence of John Bunyan by Dr. David Calhoun
In Grace Abounding: The Life, Books, and Influence of John Bunyan, Dr. David Calhoun, professor of church history, explains how important the teachings of John Bunyan were in his own faith and why they are valuable to equip ministry leaders and those who serve beside them. This interview gives listeners a taste of Dr. Calhoun's passion for history and his love of the Gospel.
Alumni Devotional: "Certain Hope for Uncertain Hopelessness"
The next entry in our ongoing alumni devotional series, "Certain Hope for Uncertain Hopelessness," by Darden Caylor (MDiv '98), addresses people's constant sense of hopelessness and despair. This devotional reminds us of the hope of the Gospel in a world that is so often trapped by uncertainty.
Deuteronomy 7:9
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